Falcons Vs Seattle (Stats)

[Tandy Gossett]

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Leading Passer

ATL

• Matt Ryan
  
• ATT 615
  
• COMP 422
  
• TD 32
  
• 4719
  

Sea

• R. Wilson
  
• ATT 393
  
• COMP 252
  
• TD 26
  
• 3118
  

Leading Rusher

ATL

• M. Turner
  
• ATT 222
  
• AVG 3.6
  
• TD 10
  
• 800
  

Sea

• M. Lynch
  
• ATT 315
  
• AVG 5.0
  
• TD 11
  
• 1590
  

Leading Receiver

ATL

• Roddy White
  
• REC 92
  
• AVG 14.7
  
• TD 7
  
• 1351
  

Sea

• Sidney Rice
  
• REC 50
  
• AVG 15.0
  
• TD 7
  
• 748
  

We have got to stop their Rushing attack. We have 2 WRs over 1000yds and a TE at 930.

Edited January 8, 2013 by Tandy Gossett

[Atlfanstckndenver]

I think the falcons can definitely win this. If all three phases show up we dominate.

[Guest Negatorris]

Lynch drives their team down field a lot, yet they like to throw when they get into the redzone. That explains Wilson's TD:Yards. Lynch should probably have more rushing TDs. Also, their D forces turnovers and gives them short fields. We just need to take care of the football and have an efficient run game.

[Ethanga62890]

Lynch drives their team down field a lot, yet they like to throw when they get into the redzone. That explains Wilson's TD:Yards. Lynch should probably have more rushing TDs. Also, their D forces turnovers and gives them short fields. We just need to take care of the football and have an efficient run game.

Well it's clearly been working for 'em lol. Can't fault 'em for what works.

[Ergo Proxy]

All we need is to rewind our game tapes on Lynch and simply defend that mobile QB style that ATLANTA of all places should know well enough about.

Nolan and the Falcons D, especially at home, are not going to get ran over all game. Seattle will get some yards. The deciding factor in their O vs. our D is red zone/big plays. Wilson/Lynch make each other better by putting stress on teams, but the Falcons D is much faster on the edges than the Redskins D was; plus the turf will make everyone play faster. Same FieldTurf in SEA, right?

So, these 'teams' in recent history have played on the same sort of field, just in Washington state. However, the changes both teams have made since last year have Atlanta as the best team in the NFC, while Seattle is simply a contender.

Falcons won't take them lightly, but hardly will they 'fear' them or 'disrespect' them.

Atlanta is only concerned with Atlanta and doing it's thing.